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14 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurs., Dec. 2, 1976 Christmas potluck slated Monday The soul-searchers Living Christian life said best way to share it change. Call Oiar Griffin at 622-3328 to get an assignment for a potluck dish to bring. The Hoodland Women’s Club has expressed thanks to those who helped and patronized their bazaar last weekend Bob and BJ duBiel contributed a crewel wall hanging that was raffled and won by Margo Fox. A Christmas Potluck will be held by the Hoodland Women's Club on Monday evening. Dec. 6, at their building located across from Welches School. A program on giving by BJ duBiel entitled ‘Talking Books for the Blind” will be presen ted. Members are invited to bring a friends and asked to take a wrapped gift for ex by Sue Lafky, Sandy Post editor Sandy Baptist Chapel Pastor Ed Grable believes the best way to show what the Christia n life is about is to live one. “ I believe this gets the best results,” he said. Buttonholing, he added, just stirs up antagonism Grable pointed out that in the Bible, Jesus is never shown “cramming it down their throat.” Students celebrate lunch week Cottrell School observed the recent National School Lunch Week by holding a coloring contest for first through third graders emphazing the im portance of good nutrition. The colorful entries, which consisted of pictures of Jack Sprat and his wife, were displayed in the West Gym and “ Living a Christian life, backed up by the reality of Christ in an individual life .” is what the Sandy Baptist Chapel is trying to convey, G rable said. winning posters were selected by volunteer aides. Winners included Tammy Peterson, Cissy Wiebold, Eddy Garrison, Tina Sitser and Scott The church is a fellowship and not a denomination, stressed Grable. That means there are no ties to a church hierarchy and that the church is run by a democratic congregational government, with the local congregation serving as the authority of the church. Tlie Sandy Baptist Chapel is part of the Conservative Baptist Association. Grable said there are many types of Baptist churches and beliefs vary somewhat. “Baptist is a canopy that covers many, many people.” he said He said most Baptist churches believe what are known as the historic Baptist distinctives These distinctives include soul liberty — the equality of individual believers in relation to each other, their competency in spiritual matters, the freedom of direct competency in spiritual matters, the freedom of direct access individually to God, and the freedom to worship or not worship according to one's own con science Another distinctive is the desire to regenerate church membership. The Baptists believe the church is a spiritual and not a wordly organization. Therefore, they say “only born-again Christians are suitable candidates for church mem bership.” The church also believes in the in dependence of the local church and the separation of church and state. Kennedy. The school cook Goldie Sandblast, asked third graders to plan their favorite menu for one of the lunches. Kirk Walker planned a menu of weiner wraps and other requests which will be served on Thursday. Dec. 8. Pictures and details of school lunch week activities are being sent to the Oregon State School Lunch Office in Salem. if in d o u b t c a ll D on A r m in tr o u t a t th e F ire D e p a r tm e n t fo r a S m o k e D e te c to r W ID O W - W ID O W » PR O G R A M 2nd Annual Christmas Potluck Dinner ENTERTAINMENT Sid Wagner WHEN Dee. IS , 1976 7:00 F.M. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED COST Call 665-4611 »1.00 Widow-Widower is a monthly program open to oil widowed individuals In the community. Classified Business, Professional Directory ELECTRICIAN____________ REMODELING CAI RsModsling E LE C TR IC A L C O N TR A C TO R Residential — Commercial I X Miles East of Sandy on Hiwey 26 668 6060 Specialists FURNACES Residential-Commercial Ramod eUngAddrt ions-Kitchens-Beths Les Edgren - Clark Hall Sendy Furnace - Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Sarve« Phone 668 5454 or 622-4575 vJ^W^DMr 39090 Pioneer Blvd., PO B om 593. Sandy. Ore Kays Made Locks repaired Sharpening of saws, knives, mowers & chains BERGH MACHINERY CO. See Us for New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repain on all Makes of Pumps Loop Hwy & Boring Road. Gresham Téléphona 663 4353 DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN Red Jacket D & A PUMP & SUPPLY 666 2683 I I I 1 1 I KING’S TABLE O P TO M E T R IS T Office Hours 9 a m to 5 30 p m Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday The American Smorgasbord 668-4313 Sandy Meet your BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating SALES and SER VIC E 1 1 Sandy Salas. 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Carlson Chevrolet 2,154. 23 IS Spread cocktail rye bread 20 13 Hoodland Hopper« slices with tomato paste. Cover Pioneer RE 17 18 * 11-24-76 with sliced salami and a square TJ’s W L 16W 16*4 of mozzarella cheese; sprinkle Oregon Trail Bowman's 16 17 34 14 with oregano Broil until cheese Williams Thriftway 15 18 Barlow Trail 31 17 melts. Sandy Travel Service 14W 18W Multorpor Ski Bowl 29 19 Sandy Funeral Home 12 20 High individual game and The Hottest Fireplace on the Merket series Marilyn Rowell 557; Donna Mason 220 High team game and series: Sheppard & Kubitz 2,584; Pioneer Real Estate 883. Kandy M en’s League 11-18-78 W Cord Cost: ’ 2.00 Ago Requirement: 60 years of age or older BENEFITS Phone 668 6515 225 E Burnside Ext. M M B C m iC M M SMORGASBORD Crushed Rock, Fill and Top Soil CONCRETE READY M IX TRUCK LINES •k e Closed Sundays 1 Hoodland Hoppers 11-18-78 or new ones 668 4993 LAND SURVEYOR I Bowling results friends here Ready Mix Concrete - Crushed I I I I I One of the most successful ministries of service provided by the church is a women's ministry that involves 8-10 women who visit women prisoners in the Clackamas County Jail. The women, organized by church member Connie Whitlock, take craft projects to the prison jail on Thursday afternoons and show concern for the women The key is that they show interest in the women as people, said Grable The women have seen responses from a nu mber of women in the jail. “ Hearts are really won through these women,” Grable said of the ministry, "It adds excitement to our whole church.” Family involement is stressed through an annual family campout and father-son events The women of the church, along with non-church members from the com mumty, hold a Thursday morning Bible study led by Mrs Grable More than 100 women regularly participate in the class 668-4902 1 1 I We Care At INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING SUPPLY Morsa Welcome I 39100 Proctor Blvd. Across from Trail Plaza full time director of Christian Education, Dave Winchester Winchester will have been with the church for two years this January and teaches an adult Sunday School which has more than doubled since he’s been teaching it. Attendance in the class runs from 50 60 each Sunday. Grable said the church is looking toward expansion The present structure is reaching capacity and can hold 125 people maximum Approximately 200 people attend church at Sandy Baptist Chapel. Grable said The actual church membership is less than that, he added. “We emphasize active members.” he said. A balance between teaching, evangelism, sharing and service is also emphasized in the church, he said “As we minister to one another, we are ministered to,” Grable sid. “ Many of the needs of the Christian life can only be met in the context of serving others.” The final report on the job referrals for teenagers. lack of interest or failure to Clackamas County “Jobs for Rook said this year’s show up. Kids” program was released program received a total of The greatest number of jobs this week by District Attorney 1.492 inquiries from youth and provided were doing yard Roger Rook employers. Of the 978 young work, baby sitting, patrol duty The program is sponsored people who called for jobs, each summer by the District positions were found for 235 of at the Clackamas County Fair and general labor. Attorney, Gladstone Chief of them. Rook said that an ad Rook noted the program may Police Dave Clemens, and the ditional 86 young people were be revised somewhat next year Clackamas County CETA referred to jobs but were not based upon a recommendation program to provide summer placed, primarily because of in the final report that the minimum age be changed from 12 years to 14 years. The recommendation was made because of the difficulty in finding employment for those less than 14 years old Senior Gtizens 42162 S.E. Locksmith Lane Sandy, Ore. 97055 668 4750 OPTOMETRIST MACHINERY Fairbanks I DIBBLE'S LOCK & SHARPENING SHOP CROWN F U R N A C E _ « _ 1 RUAAR a "Licensed Bonded" 66 8-42 78 LOCKSMITH Pastor Ed Grable Final report ready on jobs For Your Cord In This DIRECTORY — Phone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 T im b e rlin e E lectric Still another distinctive is the belief in progressive sanctification. This is described as being “the process whereby believers are made partakers of God's holiness in a continuous work of the Holy Spirit.” “Life begins not with a reformation, but a transformation,” Grable said of Christianity. Grable said "more of the image of Christ should be visable as we walk with the Lord.” A person wishing to become a member of the Sandy Baptist Chapel must be fully immersed in water for bat ism Grable said he believed that was the mode that best expressed the meaning of baptism—which is an “outward sign or testimony of an inward work of grace.” Grable said he’s seen a tremendous increase in youth interest in “spiritual things.” Sandy Baptist Chapel has a student from Multnomah School of the Bible serving as a part time youth director. Sunday evenings the youth meet for a social hour. According to Grable. this time stresses fun and recreation, but does feature a Christian message to the youth. On Tuesday evenings approximately 10- 12 young people are involved in an in-depth Bible study. Two other students from Multnomah School of the Bible meet with the junior high age young people in the church. Grable said the church also participates in some activities with other Sandy area churches. “They go to school together, and we see no reason why they shouldn't know each other in a church relationship,” said Grable. Grable also supports a once a month luncheon attended by ministers from churches in the Sandy area Right now the ministers are studying the book of I Corinthians The purpose of the meetings are to “understand each other’s church and to understand and appreciate one another,” Grable said. The Sandy Baptist Chapel employ's a 4 s iz e s to c h o o s e in c lu d in g f ir e p la c e m o d e ls , b lo w e r a s s e m b lie s , d u r a c h im n e y . U .L. a p p r o v e d . A l l p ip e s iz e s Kost’s Patio & Firepl ace G resham , O re. 1319 N.W. Eastman 666-3753 L The Mafia 28 18 Sheppard & Kubitz 25 19 Sandy Rexall 23*4 20 >4 Sharon’s Pantry 23 21 Smith Motors 22*4 21W Clackamas Co. Bank 21 23 Sandy Auto Body 21 23 Cedar Plaza 14 30 High individual game: Don Blair 233, series 599 High team game: Sheppard A Kubitz 1,016; high team series. Cedar Plaza 2,846. 000 In blender container, place */« cup heavy or whipping cream and one 3-ounce package cream cheese, cut in chunks Blend at high speed 2 minutes Add one 4-ounce package sliced pep peroni, cut in pieces, and */< cup parsley sprigs; blend 5 minutes at low speed or until smooth Serve with chips or crackers. Makes 1 cup.
